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Oshiomhole Criticizes Governor Makinde for Seeking UN Intervention in Oyo Kidnapping
Senator Adams Oshiomhole has condemned Governor Seyi Makinde’s request for a United Nations investigation into the kidnapping of students in Oyo State, labeling the move as an affront to Nigerian sovereignty and a political overreach.
Oyo APC Challenges Governor Makinde to Face Investigation Regarding Financial and Security Allegations
The Oyo State APC has rebuked Governor Seyi Makinde for involving the United Nations in local security issues, instead demanding that he answer for multiple financial and security allegations within his administration.
NDC Supports Governor Makinde’s Request for UN Inquiry into Oriire School Kidnapping
The Nigeria Democratic Congress has aligned with Governor Seyi Makinde’s push for a United Nations investigation into the abduction of students and teachers in Oriire, citing the need for transparency and accountability.
Federal Government Rejects Makinde’s UN Investigation Request Regarding Oyo Kidnapping
The Presidency dismissed Governor Seyi Makinde's demand for a UN investigation into a recent school kidnapping in Oyo, labeling the move as a politically motivated attempt to undermine national institutions.
Governor Makinde urges United Nations to investigate Oyo school abduction
Governor Seyi Makinde has requested a United Nations investigation into the May 14 abduction of students and teachers in Oyo State to ensure transparency and accountability.
Police Chief Tunji Disu Advocates for State-Level Policing to Enhance Local Security
Inspector-General of Police Tunji Disu explains that state-level policing will improve community engagement and intelligence gathering while reaffirming Nigeria's commitment to international peacekeeping efforts.
UN Warns Ebola Outbreak Could Cost African Economies $3.6 Billion
The UNDP warns that the ongoing Ebola crisis in the DR Congo could push nearly one million people into poverty and cost African economies up to $3.6 billion.
UN Warns 61 Nations Remain Vulnerable Following Strait of Hormuz Reopening
A UN report highlights that 61 vulnerable economies continue to face significant oil and food price shocks despite the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
President Tinubu Urges UN Nations to Embed Charter Preamble into National Constitutions
President Bola Tinubu is urging UN member states to adopt the UN Charter's preamble into their national constitutions to bolster global peace and international cooperation.
United Nations Alerts That 6.8 Million Face Impact From Venezuela Quakes
A powerful set of earthquakes in northern Venezuela has left 920 dead and potentially impacted 6.8 million people, prompting an urgent international humanitarian response.